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Pension age discrimination – What does the McCloud judgement mean for you and your pension?This webinar is designed to provide an overview of the recent McCloud pension discrimination judgement, how it impacts your NHS pension benefits and financial future as a whole.
Learning outcomes:
Background to the pension discrimination consultation exercise.
Who is affected by this?
What is being proposed?
Our approach.
Planning ahead for the future.
Key points to take away.
Next steps
Release date: 2020-11-19 | Expiration date: 2023-11-19
31 Comments
thank you
thank you very much….
Could you send me a link with this early retirement calculator ?
alinaswirgon36@
gmail.com Thank you .
Thank you.
If you’re in both the 1995 scheme and the 2015 scheme can you choose not to take the 95 pension at age 60 and take it at any point until the 2015 scheme is due at state retirement age?
Thank you for the webinar and your very helpful answers
When I last checked my TRS statement…I’m 51 and in both 1995 scheme and 2015 scheme….can’t understand why my 1995 scheme has figures updated to March 2015 only but 2015 scheme figures have up to date figures .
Can I retire, but not take my pension till state retirement age to avoid the reduction?
If you would like to retire at the age of 58 and you are in the 95 scheme, is it worth going 2 years early if you can afford to even if reduction factors?
Is it possible to take your 95 scheme benefits at 60 and then defer the remaining pension benefits from 2015 scheme till state pension age?
How do you arrange the early retirement buy out?
how do you buy those 3 years in 2015 scheme
Isn’t the buyout only to 65 not 64?
is it full NHS pension if i retire at 60?
i was in 1995 scheme and i stopped paying pension in 2006,
could you explain ERBOR as i hadn’t heard of it before. I was assuming that if i retired early at say 58 that i would have to pay a percentage reduction on my nhs pension benefits?
I have been with the NHS superannuation scheme for 35years plus and have reached the maximum pension allowable contributions. I am 65 years of age now and am still working. what is your advise do I take the pension now are there any benefits to do so?
I`m 49, started in the 1995 scheme & now also a member of 2015 scheme alongside..how will this pan out?will you have to amalgam into one scheme in April`22?
Has this webinar been recorded?
Could i contribiute to NHS scheme and buy extra years to retire sooner
thank you Alina
I am 53 and on 1995 scheme. I deferred from NHS pension as I was close to max lifetime earning. How will I be affected if I retire at 55 due to illness?
Thank you
always lead to believe that the 1995 scheme was preferable to the later scheme?
Thank you for the reply for the NHS report.
How can you assess the lifetime allowance if you choose to put all benefits over the period back into the old scheme ? Will you be able to look at totals when considering that option. ?
I am a 56 yr old female and took early retirement and drawing on a private pension at present and aiming to take NHS pension at age of 60–how will I be effected
In the NHS retirement guide it states 1995 section pension is woth 1.4% as opposed to 1.87% on 2008 scheme, but I was advised I would be better staying on the old scheme, why was this?
I retired last year and have already taken my pension. Does this effect me?
How do I get this report? the nhs and state pension report?
Do you know what is likely to happen with additional contributions, and ERRBO? I joined the 2015 scheme in 2017 and previously bought £3500 (2008 scheme) and am buying £4500 under the 2015 scheme. Choosing a new 2015 start date what effect will it have on my ERRBO & additional contributions limits?
I’m interested in discussing my pensions option with you. How much does a meeting cost please?
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